Lansing Lugnuts Baseball 

It's time to "Go Nuts" with the Lansing Lugnuts!

Experience the thrill of professional Minor League Baseball at Jackson® Field™, located in the heart of Downtown Lansing. The Lansing Lugnuts, a High-A affiliate of the Athletics, bring talent, entertainment, and affordability to the Greater Lansing region. Catch a spectacular LAFCU Fireworks night, enjoy a themed game-day promotion, or grab a selfie with Big Lug!

Hours

Game day hours vary.

Admission

Single ticket prices range from $11-$54

Last Updated: April 10, 2026

Weekly Game Day Themes

• Dog Days of Summer: Bring your four-legged fan to the ballpark!
• Coors Light Thirsty Thursday: Every Thursday home game, enjoy $3 domestics (cans/drafts), $5 seltzers, and $3 16oz soft drink specials!
• LAFCU Fireworks: Stick around after the final out for the fireworks displays throughout the summer.
• Capital City Market Kids Day: Every Sunday home game is for kids with entertainment throughout the game, Kids Run the Bases following the game. Head over to Capital City Market after the game and show your ticket stub for 25% off your entire purchase, plus free ice cream with Big Lug. 

Additional special event days, such as Cinco de Mayo Celebration, 517 Day Celebration and Star Wars Night also occur throughout the season. Visit Lansing Lugnuts Promotions for more information and the game day schedule

Fun Fact!

Did you know that the world's largest lugnut sits perched on a smokestack across from Jackson Field? The lug nut reportedly weighs 5,000 pounds and is said to be a symbol to honor the Lansing Lugnuts.

Don't Miss the Lansing Locos

For select games each season, the Lugnuts transform into the Lansing Locos as part of Minor League Baseball's Copa de la Diversión (Fun Cup). This series is a season-long celebration of the culture, values, and traditions of Hispanic and Latino communities in Mid-Michigan. The "Locos" is a direct nod to the team's famous "Go Nuts" catchphrase. 

Mark your calendar for the Fiesta Locos 2026 event on August 22, 2026. This is the biggest Loco event of the season, featuring a Sugar Skull Bobblehead giveaway (for the first 1,000 fans), live music, food vendors,  LAFCU Fireworks, and more!

Know Before You Go

Where do I park to go to a game?

There are several convenient options in Downtown Lansing for parking.

• North Grand Parking Ramp: A short walk from the stadium
• City Parking Lots: Various surface lots surround the ballpark, with rates usually ranging from $5 to $15.
• Accessible Parking: Available near the main entrances on a first-come, first-served basis. 

For more information on parking in Lansing, visit Maps and Directions.

What is the bag policy at Jackson® Field™?

Only specific bags, packages, or containers are permitted within the stadium. 

• Clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC not exceeding 12x6x12 inches.
• One-gallon clear plastic freezer bag
• Small clutch bag, camera, and binocular cases not exceeding 6x12 inches with or without a handle or strap

Exceptions are made for medically necessary items after proper inspection.

Is Jackson® Field™ a cashless venue?

All concession stands at the stadium are cashless. Cash can be used at Nuts & bolts, the Box Office, and the Kid Zone.

When do the stadium gates open?

Gates typically open 65 minutes before the first pitch. Gate times are subject to change. Follow the Lansing Lugnuts for the most up-to-date game day information. 

Can I bring outside food or water into the ballpark?

Outside food and beverages are not permitted in the ballpark. Exceptions may be made based on dietary needs or allergy restrictions if approved by security upon entry. 

What happens if it rains?

The Lansing Lugnuts make every effort to play. If a game is officially postponed or canceled due to weather before it is considered a "legal game", tickets can be exchanged for any remaining regular-season game (in the same calendar year), subject to availability.

What other activities are nearby?

Jackson® Field™ is located in the heart of downtown Lansing. You are within walking distance to several unique attractions.

Within 5 Blocks (Easy Walking Distance)

• Michigan State Capitol Building: Take a guided or self tour of this historic building.
• Michigan History Museum: Explore interactive exhibits on the state's past.
• Impression 5 Science Center: Visitors of all ages will enjoy their hands-on exhibits and have fun playing while learning basic science principles.
• R.E. Olds Transportation Museum: Dive into Lansing's automotive history
• Riverwalk Theatre: Catch a local community production
• Planet Walk: Step outside to the Lansing River Trail for an outdoor science experience with this scale model of the solar system
• Lansing River Trail: A paved pathway that follows the Grand River through downtown Lansing and beyond.
• John Smoltz Strikeout Baseball Stadium: Whether you're training, playing recreationally, or just out for some competitive fun, this scaled-down stadium lets you experience the game up close. 

Nearby Food & Recreation

• Nuthouse Sports Grill: Voted Lansing's best sports bar. Full menu served daily, with a late night menu offered on the weekends. 
• Lansing Shuffle: A food hall with multiple vendors and indoor shuffleboard, just a short walk north.
• Play Michigan! Playground: A fully accessible, inclusive playground.
• Preuss Pets: A legendary local pet store with an indoor zoological tropical paradise experience located a short drive north in Old Town.